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Air France - | |'''Terminal''' | ||
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|Aerolineas Argentinas | |||
|Embraer ERJ-190 (operated by Austral Líneas Aéreas), 737-800 | |||
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|Aeroméxico | |||
|777-200 | |||
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|A330 | |||
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|Air Europa | |||
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|Alitalia | |||
|777 | |||
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|American Airlines | |||
|777-200, 777-300, 787-9 | |||
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|Avianca | |||
|A330-200 | |||
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|Avianca Brazil | |||
|A318, A320 | |||
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|Azul Brazilian Airlines | |||
|Embraer ERJ-190, A320 (Guararapes Int'l) | |||
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|Boliviana de Aviación | |||
|737 | |||
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|British Airways | |||
|777-200 | |||
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|Copa Airlines | |||
|737-800 | |||
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|Delta Air Lines | |||
|A330-200, A330-300, 767-400 | |||
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|Emirates | |||
|777-300 | |||
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|Ethiopian Airlines | |||
|787-8 | |||
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|Gol Transportes Aéreos | |||
|737-700, 737-800 | |||
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|Iberia | |||
|A330-300 | |||
|3 | |||
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|KLM | |||
|777-200, 777-300 | |||
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|LATAM Argentina | |||
|A320 | |||
|3 | |||
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|LATAM Brasil | |||
|A350-900, 767-300, 777-300 | |||
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|LATAM Brasil | |||
|A319, A320 | |||
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|LATAM Chile | |||
|A320, A321, 767-300, 787-9 | |||
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|LATAM Paraguay | |||
|A320, A321, 767-300 | |||
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|LATAM Perú | |||
|A320, 767-300 | |||
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|Lufthansa | |||
|747-8 | |||
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|Passaredo Linhas Aéreas | |||
|ATR 72-600 (twin-turboprop) | |||
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|Qatar Airways | |||
|777-300 | |||
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|Royal Air Maroc | |||
|787-8 | |||
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|South African Airways | |||
|A340-300 | |||
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|Swiss International Air Lines | |||
|A340 | |||
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|TAAG Angola Airlines | |||
|777-300 | |||
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|TAP Portugal | |||
|A330-200, A340-300 | |||
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|Turkish Airlines | |||
|777-300 | |||
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|United Airlines | |||
|767-300, 767-400, 777-200 | |||
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Revision as of 09:48, 12 February 2017
Continent: South America | Country: Brazil |
Sao Paulo - Guarulhos International Airport | |
Location | Sao Paulo, Brazil |
IATA code | GRU |
ICAO code | SBGR |
Airport type | Commercial |
Website | http://www.infraero.com.br |
Overview map | Google Maps |
Communications | |
Tower | 132.75 118.4 135.2 |
Ground | 121.7(EAST) 126.9(WEST) |
Clearance | 121.0 |
Approach | 129.75 |
ATIS | 127.75 |
Plane Spotting Hotels guide |
Guarulhos is Brazil's biggest airport. It is one of the main hubs for TAM, Gol and Avianca Brasil. The airport have 2 runways (27L/09R and 27R/09L). Though strong in domestic flights, it is Brazil's main hub for international flights. Also called Cumbica Airport (though it's official name is Aeroporto Internacional de Guarulhos/São Paulo – Governador André Franco Montoro), Guarulhos was auctioned by the government February 2012 and will be operated by a Brazilian-South African consortium, that bought 51% of it for 16.2 billion reais ($9.5 billion). A spotting guide, in Portuguese can be found here: [1]
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{ class="wikitable" |- |Airline |Aircraft |Terminal |- |Aerolineas Argentinas |Embraer ERJ-190 (operated by Austral Líneas Aéreas), 737-800 |2 |- |Aeroméxico |777-200 |2 |- |Air Canada |787-800 |3 |- |Air China |A330 |3 |- |Air Europa |A330-200 |2 |- |Air France |777-200 |3 |- |Alitalia |777 |3 |- |American Airlines |777-200, 777-300, 787-9 |3 |- |Avianca |A330-200 |2 |- |Avianca Brazil |A318, A320 |2 |- |Azul Brazilian Airlines |Embraer ERJ-190, A320 (Guararapes Int'l) |1 |- |Boliviana de Aviación |737 |2 |- |British Airways |777-200 |3 |- |Copa Airlines |737-800 |2 |- |Delta Air Lines |A330-200, A330-300, 767-400 |2 |- |Emirates |777-300 |3 |- |Ethiopian Airlines |787-8 |2 |- |Gol Transportes Aéreos |737-700, 737-800 |2 |- |Iberia |A330-300 |3 |- |KLM |777-200, 777-300 |3 |- |LATAM Argentina |A320 |3 |- |LATAM Brasil |A350-900, 767-300, 777-300 |3 |- |LATAM Brasil |A319, A320 |2 |- |LATAM Chile |A320, A321, 767-300, 787-9 |3 |LATAM Paraguay |A320, A321, 767-300 |3 |- |LATAM Perú |A320, 767-300 |3 |- |Lufthansa |747-8 |3 |- |Passaredo Linhas Aéreas |ATR 72-600 (twin-turboprop) |1 |- |Qatar Airways |777-300 |3 |- |Royal Air Maroc |787-8 |2 |- |South African Airways |A340-300 |3 |- |Swiss International Air Lines |A340 |3 |- |TAAG Angola Airlines |777-300 |2 |- |TAP Portugal |A330-200, A340-300 |3 |- |Turkish Airlines |777-300 |3 |- |United Airlines |767-300, 767-400, 777-200 |3 |- |}